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| ====== Tutorial - Compiling of an example ====== | ====== Tutorial -- Compilation of an example ====== |
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| This tutorial explains how the examples from the package can be build. The building rules are described by ''Makefile'''s, i.e. an appropriate GNU environment is required. | This tutorial explains how the examples from the package can be build. The building rules are described by ''Makefile'''s, i.e. an appropriate GNU environment is required. |
| - Make sure that the [[en:software:requirements|System requirements]] are satisfied. Make sure the ''javac'' -- the Java compiler can be found, i.e. make sure that the PATH environment variable contains the the location of ''javac'' or ''javac.exe'', respectively | - Make sure that the [[en:software:requirements|System requirements]] are satisfied. Make sure the ''javac'' -- the Java compiler can be found, i.e. make sure that the PATH environment variable contains the the location of ''javac'' or ''javac.exe'', respectively |
| - Open a terminal (Linux) or start MSys (Windows). | - Open a terminal (Linux) or start MSys (Windows). |
| - Let's assume you have installed the package under $HOME/ztex (Linux) or under c:\ztex (Windows). Go to the example directory, using <code>cd $HOME/ztex/examples/usb-fpga-1.2/ucecho/</code> under Linux, or <code>cd /c/ztex/examples/usb-fpga-1.2/ucecho/ </code> under windows. | - Let's assume you have installed the package under $HOME/ztex (Linux) or under c:\ztex (Windows) and you want to compile the example ''examples/usb-fpga-1.2/ucecho/''. Go to the example directory, e.g. using <code>cd $HOME/ztex/examples/usb-fpga-1.2/ucecho/</code> under Linux, or <code>cd /c/ztex/examples/usb-fpga-1.2/ucecho/ </code> under windows. |
| | - The command <code>make</code> builds everything (including the firmware) and packs it into a .jar archive. |
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